Here is another site to check your password strength.

https://www.grc.com/haystack.htm

If you are unaware of Gibson Research Corporation (GRC), check out some of his other tools.

By the way, you can avoid using password managers by using your imagination and hiding your passwords in plain sight.

For example, you can keep SongSetList.txt file on your desktop filled with what seems like a set of song to be performed, Those song titles can also double as pretty good passwords.

Another creative possibility is to locate your passwords in an mgu or sgu file of Biab.

Still another possibility is to store your passwords in an address file on your desktop. Phone numbers with names make great passwords. Use the phone number and name of an old flame. Try it out. Test "214-670-7253 Mary Jordan" by copying and pasting in the Haystack link above. By the way, don't try to call Mary because the number belongs to the Dallas Police Department. She burned me on that one... That was when I realized it was over. ☺


JBlatz